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I cleared my Safari cookies and web data using the recommended method `Safari > Preferences > Privacy > Manage Website Data... > Remove All`. No matter how many times I do this `donotcall.gov` data doesn't get removed. This data is stored locally apparently, but I couldn't find the exact location. Can anyone offer any insight?
Check the Local Storage.
Close all applications.
Activate Finder by clicking on an empty spot on the desktop.
Click the "Go" menu in the Finder menu.
Hold the "Option" key down.
Library will open.
Scroll down to Safari.
Click Safari to open
Scroll down the menus and go to "Local Storage".
Check for "donotcall.gov".
If you see it:
Right click and choose "Move to Trash".
Check the Local Storage.
Close all applications.
Activate Finder by clicking on an empty spot on the desktop.
Click the "Go" menu in the Finder menu.
Hold the "Option" key down.
Library will open.
Scroll down to Safari.
Click Safari to open
Scroll down the menus and go to "Local Storage".
Check for "donotcall.gov".
If you see it:
Right click and choose "Move to Trash".
Thank you. That did it.
Can't Delete Safari Webdata
